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   by nharada 1y ago

   If this was effective on humans I think most people would accept having treatments 2x a year
2. 62.▲
   by nharada 1y ago

   Not to mention that insurance is crazy with such high vehicle values. Easily another $200-300 a month, and that's if you're a good driver over 30 with no accidents.
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   by nharada 1y ago

   Four of the worst five wildfires in the US (in terms of damage) took place in the last decade in California. The fire in LA this year is estimated to have cost more than the other four combined.
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   by nharada 1y ago

   I assume there's at least one generation of re-sale value. There's a lot of smaller companies that could use GPU capacity and would if it was cheaper. I wonder how the math works out though -- are power requirements such that the
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   by nharada 1y ago

   I agree with this 100%, it's not just gambling it's that the idea there's a steady path you can follow to success has basically disappeared. In a survey[1] asking how much money was required for financial success, Zoomers ave
6. 66.▲
   by nharada 1y ago

   I find this a cynical and possibly incorrect take. I'll admit, if your goal is to become a billionaire and command vast sums of cash from your many vacation homes I'd agree with you, but financial freedom and an interesting life i
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   by nharada 1y ago

   This may be your option for maximum control and leverage, but do remember that your day to day will be different, especially as the company grows. As someone who enjoys technical/product work and doesn't particularly enjoy fundrai
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   by nharada 1y ago

   I suspect ads would be an attempt to monetize the free users not people paying $200/mo for Pro. Though who knows...
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   by nharada 1y ago

   Gemini has always been the leader in multimodal work like images and video, I expect this won't be any different but am interested to see how it is
10. 70.▲
    by nharada 1y ago

    So how do they get this data to the GPUs now...? Just run it over the public internet to the datacenter?
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    by nharada 1y ago

    I do really like the Unix approach Claude Code takes, because it makes it really easy to create other Unix-like tools and have Claude use them with basically no integration overhead. Just give it the man page for your tool and it'll us
12. 72.▲
    by nharada 1y ago

    it might be functionally correct but if you wrote it yourself it could be orders of magnitude faster
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    by nharada 1y ago

    I'm stealing "Non-AI Summary"
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    by nharada 1y ago

    Roku tho
15. 75.▲
    by nharada 1y ago

    Musk has shown repeatedly with *this specific product* that he's willing to compromise quality for his ego. Trust is earned.
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    by nharada 1y ago

    > While conventional lithium-ion batteries are limited to a maximum range of 600 km, the new battery can achieve a range of 800 km on a single charge I know it's a mass-market site but this level of reporting is just insulting. Here
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    by nharada 1y ago

    My biggest annoyance is that people aren't transparent about when they use AI, and thus you are forced to review everything through the lens that it may be human created and thus deserving of your attention and benefit of the doubt. Wh
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    by nharada 1y ago

    One thing I really hate is that some companies with poorly design customer service flows actually REQUIRE you to read a code they text you over the phone to a rep. At least now more companies include a "never read this over the phone&q
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    by nharada 1y ago

    This already exists for some things, i.e. arcade.ai
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    My EV roadtrip experience after upgrading from Chevy Bolt to Ioniq 6(thelifeelectric.us)

    2 points by nharada 1y ago|0 comments
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    by nharada 1y ago

    Congrats to the team! It's no small feat to launch to the public in this space, and from the amount of testing I've seen Zoox doing it certainly seems like they've put in the work. Best of luck!
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    by nharada 1y ago

    Yeah speed is definitely a weakness right now. One option is to switch the models around and try a faster one, that will probably give you some speed-up at the potential expense of accuracy. You can do that in the .skipperrc file. There&#x2
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    by nharada 1y ago

    I also built a hosted option for the OmniParser network since running it locally might be more setup than the average person wants to deal with, and there's a simple interface to create keys on the website. Give it a shot if you wanna
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    Show HN: Give Claude Code control of your browser (open-source)(cli-agents.click)

    10 points by nharada 1y ago|3 comments
25. 85.▲
    by nharada 1y ago

    I don’t think either of those are right…
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    by nharada 1y ago

    > That's more than I make as a principal systems engineer in the tech industry! No offense to you or any other engineers, but I actually think the pilot who is responsible for hundreds of lives per flight should make more than us
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    by nharada 1y ago

    http://archive.today/IUwtN
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    Microsoft is getting ready to return to the office(theverge.com)

    8 points by nharada 1y ago|1 comments
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    by nharada 1y ago

    What do you think they should have done instead?
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    by nharada 1y ago

    Yeah legit interested in their toolchain. I tried Pants and had a bad experience. Bazel is too heavyweight imo and doesn't deal with a variety of dependencies well.